Sony Sells More Smartphones But Gets Drop in Demand For Pc’s and Cameras

Sony with the latest flagship Xperia Z1 and even the other smartphones by the company is doing good in the markets globally. Sony hugely improved smartphone range have done well for the company, and mobile sales in the last quarter have increased 39.3 percent from last year.

However, the above information is for smartphones, Sony as a company got a cut in its annual profit forecast down to 30 billion yen (roughly $300 million) a 40 percent decrease from the 50 billion yen the company expected to pull in. Camera sales dropped 6.9 percent, following a total loss of $24 million. The TV sales are up, but despite the positive effects of cost reductions and restructuring, the division still lost $123 million in the last quarter. Whereas, Sony’s own image sensors and other components continue to make money, which is furthered followed by the boom in its mostly waterproof smart devices, with an operating income of $122 million for Q2 2013.

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4 responses to “Sony Sells More Smartphones But Gets Drop in Demand For Pc’s and Cameras”

  1. DiveekKitawat Avatar
    DiveekKitawat

    Don’t buy Motorola moto x now because the feature I wanted to see is in the nexus 5 so please reveiw it

  2. DiveekKitawat Avatar
    DiveekKitawat

    I am definitely interested in the review of the below comment but I m not saying this because of it that you guys seriously rock

  3. DiveekKitawat Avatar
    DiveekKitawat

    Hey will you ask bharat to make a comparative video between the xbox gaming and Playstation of xperia please and also a review of Motorola moto x and also the new things brought by Nokia Lumia Series in the in depth review of Nokia Lumia 1520

  4. karanjotsdeloitte Avatar
    karanjotsdeloitte

    So they are going to have a bad quarter one way or the other!

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